What's your most hated subject?

ugh, math... never learned anything and still can barely add and subtract... sigh... Every other subject was fine~

 

I dislike higher mathematics with a passion. I did like Geometry...logical sane. Calculus kept me of dean's list.

I was torn and almost chose science, but in reality what disliked was Physics and Organic Chemistry. I good with most everything else.

 

I HATE math. Oh and Religion. That was terrible. It pulled my 3.8 GPA down so bad.
I loved history, Bio-Chem and Fashion Design though. English was fun too I guess.

 

Math.

 

I hated sose (basically just stands for society and environment), it was basically just history and geography. Well the geography part was alright.

 

My least favorite class ever is economics. Out of the ones you listed, it's English.

I love science

 

Definitely math. I'm just not too good with numbers. I'm great at English and history, but math is another story >.<

 

I hate Science. I just can't wrap my head around it. There's also French, which everybody hates.

 

Politics.

 

Anything that isn't language subject.

 

I really, really struggle through Math(s). I feel like I hate being too technical (but I actually love Science and won contests). My main love was writing, and I am actually pretty good at English Proficiency tests.

 

M a t h

 

Not all science (no pun intended)
Chemistry though :bang:

 

This! I took AP History in HS. Math... Ughhhh!

 

Music/Dance/Art/Drama.

I chose the "creative" subjects, because I'm all for creativity, I'm a fairly creative person, but I hate being forced into it. art classes are usually a special kind of hell for me. My hands don't do what I see in my head at all-my handwriting's really bad-and people like to try to give me "constructive criticism" because of this. It usually amounts to them talking to me like I'm unintelligent, and then acting all super-cheery-fake-happy when I do something okay. People just don't understand that just because it's easy for them to sketch, or draw, doesn't mean that I'm dumb if I can't do it the same way.

I actually like art, and I like painting, but not in front of other people.

 

Maths/PE

+ Other (economics and stuff... any subject that involved numbers :lol

I just liked English and creative subjects lol

 

Math followed by science. I loved English solely for writing stories, essays, and editing.

 

I DESPISE art, even though I'm doing it for gcse

 

I voted for the "Music, Dance, Art, or Drama" even though I absolutely loved the visual arts courses I did in high-school. The rest of the stuff though I am not terribly fond of, music is nice to listen to, but I am not interested in learning how to play it. Dance and Drama are also things that I find dreadful to have to partake in. I simply refused to show up for PE during the square dancing unit because the whole affair was just so ridiculous. Maybe getting up on stage and gyrating in-front of other people while singing some daft musical number is other peoples idea of fun, but it sure as hell ain't mine.

Also, hardly surprising that math is taking the number 1 spot. I was never naturally gifted when it came to mathematics but it's a subject that is simply not difficult to get good at with practice. Math is just a set of rules and once you spend enough time to get them its not terribly hard. Derivatives and Integrals were difficult for like the first month but after having practiced them consistently I can now do them pretty quickly in my head since all the rules are basically ingrained in my brain from practicing. While math practice isn't fun and I wouldn't say I "enjoy" math per se, I can at least appreciate that it is definitely the sort of subject where working at it is legitimately rewarded with improved performance.

 

I think every subject has it's charms, even though I find some a bit dull at times, and some very hard at times (math, physics, chemistry). I love chemistry though. I think the one I've had the most carfuffles with is Spanish. I still don't understand shit and it's so... soooo incredibly hard with all the +20 verb forms per verb. It's ridiculous, I still can't wrap my head around it.